Munchner Illustrierte Presse (21 November  1940)
 
On March 13, 1933, with the arrest of the editor-in-chief Stefan Lorant on March 13, 1933, the National Socialists took control of the paper. Heinrich Himmler and the NSDAP appointed two reliable National Socialists who had worked for the publishing house before 1933 as acting publishing directors, Leo Hausleiter and Paul von Hahn . 
 
In the same year you had a series of pictures by Friedrich Franz Bauerabout the Dachau concentration camp under the title The Truth About Dachau, together with a positive article, which should convince the public of the harmlessness of a concentration camp and refute rumored reports about the conditions in the camp.
 
In 1935, the National Socialist Eher Verlag bought the Knorr & Hirth company; In 1944 the production of the Münchner Illustrierte Presse was stopped due to a lack of paper. 
 
One complete Newspaper in Fair Condition.